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RHEUMATISM OF THE NEcK.-Siff neck,
or rheumatism of the muscles of the neck,
is usually caused by exposure TO currents
of cold air, or by wearing damp clothing
around the neck. One effective remedy
consists in binding the neck with cotton
batting, and applying hot fat iron. The
patient should lie down so as to have the
affected part uppermos'. Heat two irons
and apply one continuously Hntil relief is
obtained Herald of Health.
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WHOLE NO. l1,2OS.

her to labor and the tomb will Just as surely
lead her to the new light.
The whole sermon was a grand. tri-
umphal panegyric. The church was
crowded with Irish and American resi-
dents and visitors, including many Protest.
ants. who were deeply impressed.
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UTAH.

Criminal News in the Land of Modern
Saints.
SALT LAKE, March 20th.-Dell Hickman,
who killed L. r. Ketchum, after the latter
had killed one Green on ranch in South
ern Utah, last month, was indicted yester-
day in Provo for murder in the second de-
gree.
The body of Postmaster Browe was to-
day shipped East for burial at his old home,
Newark, n. ].
Constable Ole Christensen yesterday, be-
fore the First District Court in Provo, told
the story of the Tintic lynching, and iden-
tifying the prisoners at the bar as partlci-
rapfs
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No time will be lost in the construction
of the Southern Pacific Companys new
branch from Tracy TO Pampa From
seyeBty-five to eighty men are now en-
ployed. No Chinese have as yet been
hired by the contractors for work On the
line.
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o, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1887

granted large bodies of land and their
thrift will doubtless convert the same into
flourishing garden in the course of time.
They are travelling with teams, and are
now over the bad part of the trip. From
here on plenty of grass will be found for
their stock, which luxury will leave them
free from further hardships.
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Trouble With the Wires.

lowing to some trouble with the ocean
cable last night our usual full reports of
events in Europe did not come to hand in
time for publication this morning. How
ever, such failure-as our readers are aware
does not often occur, but when it does
there is no help for it.-EDs
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OREGON.

Heavy Failure of a Prominent Firm in
Portland.
PORTLAND, March GOTH Bamberger &
Frank, large dealers in general merchan-
disc in Baker City, Or, and Weiser City,
Idaho, have been attached. Their habili-
ties are about 100000. of which 100000 is
in San Francisco, $4,000 in Portland, and
$4,000 in the East, and local. The firm
has long been regarded as the strongest in
eastern Oregon.
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A Hoary.headed Ola sInner.

SALT LAKE, March 20th-Henry Grow
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Zane, on
conviction for unlawful cohabitation, to
five months imprisonment and $50 fine.
He pleaded for lenity because of his age
GO years. and poverty, he depending ON
his daily labor for living, but would not
consent to abide by the law.
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To THOROUGHLY cure sroflla, it is neces-
sary TO strike directly at the root of the
evil. This is exactly what Hoods Sarsa-
parilla does, by acting upon the blood,
thoroughly cleansing it OF all impurities,
and leaving not even taint Of scrofula in
the vital fluid
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THE CzAR.s DOOM.

The Russian Emperor Receives Pleas
ant Billet-Donx.
LONDON, March 21st.-A. M.-It is report
ed that the Car has received a letter dated
March 1st from the Executive of the Mill
ist committee informing him that at a sit
ting of the Committee on February 22d
he was condemned TO death, and that fifty
members were appointed to execute the
sentence.
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Let Ne Have a Mild
CIGAR.

THE ABOVE REQUEST is HEARD DAILY
i in cigar stores, saloons and other places
where cigars are sold, for 1t is an undisputed
fact that most smokers prefer mild cigar, and
that those who have for long time smoked
will, after having thoroughly injured the stom-
ach and impaired the nervous system, surely
want mild cigar, it they could find the right
kind.
How many thousands of smokers who suffer
from loss of appetite, headache, nervous irrita-
bility, asthma, etc and who have tried all pos
sible remedies without success might be cured
II they knew that their suf1erings were caused
by the Incorporate use of strong cigars and
that they should only smoke mild and properly
prepared ones
1t is fact that not all mild cigars agree well
of care in the selection eff the tobacco and often
the necessary experience for it is wanting. yet
there is one brand which suits the most fas
tidiOuS smoker and that is
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ARIZONA.
Another Report of a Band OF Apaches
Being Out.

AnOLueE heppIL Oh Bauu OF ApachfS
Being Out.
Benson, March 20th-Some Papago In
dians, just from Sonora, Mexico, report
that band of raiding Apaches were seen
by them east of the Pearson mill in Sonora.
They are thought to be band of Tontos
that left the reservation few days ago. and
their ultimate destination will probably be
the Sierra Azul. If this news is verified it
will be by the redskins committing new
depredations very soon. The people place
great confidence in Captain Hatfield cap
turing the hostile scoundrels, and as his
command has left for the Middle pass it is
hoped soon to learn the fruits of his expe-
dition.
A Colony of Mormons for Mexico.
BE5soN, March 2oth.-Eli whipple has
just arrived with a train of Mormon emf.
grants on their pilgrimage to chihuahua,
where colony has been Instituted under
the direction of Eustus Snow. The loca-
ton OF the new colony is to the north OF
Casas Grande, Mex. which town will be
their present Postoifice. They have been
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A NApA FIRE.
he Napa TanEery Burned Las. Night
Tnsc = IN Cnn

The Napa Tannery Burned Last Night
Loss, $4,000.
NAPA, March 20th.-At o'clock tonight
a fire broke out in the tannery establish
ment of Thos. McBain, which was totally
destroyed in one hour The fire started in
the upper story, and the cause is un-
known. The loss ON stock and buildings
will be $50, ,009, insurance in the sum OF
SIS, $3.50. Henry Murray, while at the fire,
was struck on the shoulder by falling
bundle of leather and had his shoulder
hrnker
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1T FEELS GOOD.

-, Shooting and sharp Pains that seem
Aii<<<<3 .oeut through Won like knife. are in-
<zT anty relieved in one minute BY
H1\ placing n Cutieura Anil-fain
H. S-a Plaster over the spot he tne taln
GZYs2yt6 ,ris mates No other . astlr or linl-.
raef,t or y t,, lance can he c0mpa ed wi'n thls
new. original eieasat aud evcI-faililg an laote
K. pain and infl4mnat'un. be. at dEugslSs,
Ss.. f,r 81: or postage free, OF " tier Drug and
Ssen:cal CO. Bossen. 2llyArhsSly
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winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
PURCHASE
Of
SACRAMENTO CITY COUPONS

rr,HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THR
Funded Debt Sinking Fund Of the city Of
Sacramento hereby give notice 1nat they VIII
nav for coupons cut from Sacramento City
Bonds funded under the Acts OF 1855 and 1851
the following prices, TO wit Coupons OF 1876
which were registered January l, 1876, IS per
sn5 IS77, 95 cents; fer coupons of 1873, 50 cents
of 1879. Ss cents: of 1880, 79 cents; Of 1881, "a
cents: OF 1852 70 cents; of 1888 66 cents: of 1854
81 cents; Of 1855, SO cents; of 1885, Sc cents; OF
1887, 81 cents
Address Funded Debt Commissioners, Sscra.
n,ento, California
SPARROW SMITH,
NEWTON BOOTH, SComnissiolers
CHAS. E PARSONS,
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J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER s. UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1oI7 Fourth St, bet. and K.

A LwAYs ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night, viii re
ceive prompt attention TELEPHONE NUMBER,
ia. GEO. b. CL ARK, Funeral Director.
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ALEXANDER AGAIN.
Eumor That the Depos ed Bulgarian King
VIII be Recalled.

LONDON, March 2fst.-A. M.-The Post s
! Vienna corresr ondent says majority of
the Bulgarian delegates are resolved to re-
elect Alexander King Of Bulgaria, just as
soon as the Regents deem 1t opportune.
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REEVES & LONG,

A1A@ - - A-ANJ
U NJ ID Ell a "a ER9,
500 St, bet. Sixth and Seventh north sIde).
WE KEEP ON HAND A CON-
w plete Stock ofCofins and Caskets. -
Also, Shrouds of every description. Orders
from city or country will receive prompt atten-
ton, day or night EMBALMING done in the
best manner at reasonable rates II
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CHANGED DAILY FOR c. H. e1MAN-MARCa s1, 1887.
MDTo-DAY
Bargains for EARLY Trade!

The New Goods come croWding in. Novelties
fhat are more novel than ever. Too much
70 classify easily; we won't try. Just fit
about, and point out a beauty here and
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FRITZ & MILLER,
u NJ - z ERT a kERa.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth sud z streets. Complete stock OF
Undertakers Goods constantly on hand City
and country orders promptly attended 10. day or
night. at ress lnsble rates. Telephone 1856. Up
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UNDERTAKERs.
D. MCKAY,
800 ] Street -.

800 j Street ....................... Sacramento,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN HAIR
WI ness of all grades, Saddles aud Collars
Horse Clothing. Robes, Whips, etc. We have on
hand a large stock of Single Buggy Harness. all
handmade from $40 up. In
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Matters in Nevada County.

NEVADA Cry, March 20th.-The work of
reopening the road between here and
Washington mining district is about COM
pleted. Stages will make regular trips next
week. The roads to Moore's Flat and
Graniteville are still blockaded, but the
stage companies expect to get through with
sleighs the latter part of next week
There is much activity here in the land
business since the winter storms ceased,
and numerous tracts have been sold during
tho mast faxv dovs
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HOME AFFAIRS.
THE TERRIBLE FLOODS ALONG
THE MISSOURI.
Families Driven from Their Homes
Prairie Fires in TeNas-The Inter-
state Commission Hanging Fire.
THE wEsTEsN FLOODS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ErcoRD-us1os.
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The small-pox DYING Out.

Los ANGELES, March 20th.-Dr. Ross, the
Southern Pacific physician, has lust re-
turned from tour of the road from SUM-
ner 10 Yuma, inspecting and yaccinating
the employees. He reports no cases of
smallpox on the entire system. Health
Officer Hogan reports no new cases of
smallpox at Los Angeles in seven days
The disease is fully conquered and the
scare is all over.
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Property Chapgss 10 FRESNO.

FRESNO, March 20th.-The sale was con-
cluded last night of the Ball building. a
two-story brick, with lot fronting fiy feet
on Mariposa and seventy-ive on J street,
to Geo. D. Fisles, of Philadelphia, for
$50, 200. The same property changed hands
two months ago at $4,000. Luke Skelly
purchased yesterday a two-story brick on
Mariposa street, fronting thirty feet, with
depth of seventy. for S13 0OO
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Railroad Extension

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, March 20th-Grading
on the extension of the Pacific Coast Rail-
way south from Los Alamos to Santa
Ynez, Santa Barbara county. will COM
mence tomorrow. This will carry the
road through Gaviota Pass
San Luis obispo Lands.
SAN LUIS OBEsPo, March 20th.-The sale
of 5000 acres of the Nipoma Grant, in this
county, was commenced yesterday, for thu
aggregate sum 1880 900. A few years ago
the same land sold for sl.s7t per acre.
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@eibnad,ts8cidenfe

geminneu beoeuten6 an Wert6, tpenn
lie bas @66ne nit benz Nibli6en bers
eiuen. IS giebt wobl faum einen an=
bern @ei9aits5peig, lit mel6em bieIe
beiben gigeui4aften IL eng nit eiuans
ber berbunoen iinb, als ben beg BUD
banoels. Wir f6nnen nit gutem @es
mifen, bierauf ge5us neDmeao, bas
Bud, Experimentation unb Jancp
Goobs @ei9dft bes 0errn q {
Sengg SO. 218 Welf Commerce
straBe aIs bos rei@baltiglie unb beit,
aiiortirte lit gang Seras SIT empfebIen.
Sur beReren &enntniB unierer 2eier fiji
Stabt unb 2an6 lei ertpdbnt, baB 6err
Sengg na9 altem grau4, aud iebt int,
iaer nod ben Beba,f fetner Runoen,-
m6gen es nun glementar 2ebrbd9er,
ooer bic neueiten &laifiter ieitt, gu ieis
mem ipecieQen Stubium ma9t. !6err
Sengg febt auf 10 eminentem Ynnfte
bes s6afens. oaB er BON feiaem Gons
currenten in bieiem @eiGdit58tpeige ers
rei9t Dirb. 9eutf6e, uno fran36fl9e
Wobitaten biiriten auBereem einem Sc.
ben bas Mittel al Die 0anb geben, Dem
Wuni6e fir Weibua6tsgei6enfe gu
%milfabren.
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= Die grri6tuug elmer 9alle auf
benz Berliner GriebbOfe bel TrieSri1ss
felbe 5ur Muiftelung Der Irnen nit Der
4i9e Der bur6 Geuer Beitatteten 1T
ieiteus Der S%taotbebbrbe 8erlins gene6.
r1igt. Sic uirb i'm nd6fen Griibiabr
in Mngrife genommen tuerben unb iol
in Gorm zines leidten uno geidmadbols
len 8aues re6ts BON Der pra9tbolen
2apelIe eriteben, wel6e bic fdbtiiden
8ebbrben f9on au erri1ten bef6fofen
baben. Sn norb6fli6er .&iGtuug liegt
6as benz Grematorium 3ugeba9te Sc.
biet, in ipel6es Der 9dtenenfrang Der
gilenbabn miinoet. Sn Der %urnenbaae
tuerben bic srlten lruenauftelungen
oberbaIb Der groe ftattfnben. Der erfe
be6eutenbe unb iinnige S9mud bes
,3oIHmbariums" birfte bic prd9tig
I91ae MamDrurre beg 10 friib 6abinse.
idieoenen Di9ters Walter @ottbeil
tperoen, bic %borldufig nod in Der urs
nenballe gu @otba iteBt. 8an3 ebeaio,
mie in Gloren5 rno Mailano. iOu Die
Mufitelung Der urnen in Nii9sE ober
ouf f1onen 0%otameateH erfolgen.
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at bic 9eber aettbrt?

bann it bein aan3er Organismus
auBsr OrbHung. bas 8lut unrein. BET
9tbem tpioerIi9; bu baf 2opfmeb.
fiblff bid mutblos, nerb6s. baft feinen
Mppetit unb feine1 geiunben S1lof.
I'm S@limmeren uorSubeugen, nimm
iofort einen balben gBl6fel bon bon
Simmons2 ibers &eguIator
tdsli9 3 nal elm, CT tpirb 2eber, Ddr.
me uftb Nierel in geiunoe Sbdtigteii
iebeH. Sd empfeble Simmons 2iper.
Regulator allen meinen 6reunben, bo
i'd perI6nli1 tpeiB, baB er ole 2eberbe.
i@per6en unb nerb6ien 2opfi@mer,
beilt. = u. Merritb. Beperlp, g.. s.
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= Ser segentpdrtig in Berlin tpei=
lenbe Mfrita.& eiieube Or. Sumter bat
cine Nuaabl bon Briefen BON gmin
8ep Cor. SGnibler) aus Gentralaz
frifa erbalten. DARN beiBt es u. w.,
baB bic Neger in Waoelai einen Germ
@reidte. @genteu zines 9amburger gl=
fenbeinbdnblers, ermorbet bdtten.
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Sin perIodenbes @eladft 1T 3

= Gin ~perlodenbes @ei6dft 1T oas
3eitungsgelGdft in 8rafilien. 8or
uns liegt bic in 8lumenau erf9einenbe
rDeuti9e 3eitung" unb ba lefen mir
baB bas Announcement auf bieies fleine
WoGenbldtt6en idbrli6 1000 &s. be-
trdgt; biertelidbrli9 1000 &s. Cine
Mnseigen3eile ioftet 100 uno cine 2ofal'
aeile 200 &s. Was fommen oa fur biib'
j9e summen in bic 8ii6er-aIerbings
ni9t In ben @elofdrant.
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Mnerlet.

Mlerlet.
- Ser Commencement 6in bramatis
f9e uub muitfalii9e Stub BON San
Nntonio bat ii6 nit einem &apital bon
$4,000 i~sforporiren lafen. Die Snfors
p6ratoren fnb: g.. s. Gleine, Mm.
Mutb, s. 59dbler, O.. 8eder, Carl
Bed, s. %. S1unirib, s. Deam,
8. 8ergltrom, 2ouis Spain, s. @ber,
barbt unb s. 3uI9lag.
= Sn ieinem Sa~btesberi@t fpri6t
li6 Der commandments 8eneral 8. 9.
Stanley fehr giinifig Iber ben Militars
puften in Sun Mntonio aus uno bebaup,
tet, baB, tpenn fernerbin no6 8emi1is
gungeu gema6t uorben, oerielbe elmer
Der befteinger;6teten unb sebauten in
ben Ser. Staater fein tDirb. 9agegett
ertldrt er, baB bas Sort gliB BEL 81
Yaio tpeber fir militdrii1e mod fir au>
tere 3weden aud uur elm S6uB pulDer
pertb fei. Die Nnloge auf einem fleis
men atpii6en Bergen eingefeilten 9ers
rain lei cine total berfeblte.
= WttB Spa 9arn. 5odter beg Nab.
mai@inen Qsenten 81. 6. Saru, at
sibfraBe wobnbaft, Dot ii6 bergiftet.
Sic bate eeItern Na6mitiag nit ibrem
8erlobteu $. $. Sobb eiasn Streit uuo
Sobb berlieB fie, irbem er bos 8erbdlts
nib aufbob. 9as iunge Wdb@en faufte
cine Sofs Strp9nin unb ltarb am
Abenb i'm dlterliden Sauie unter i6reds
li9en &Onpuliorcu. 0ert 9arn tbeiIt
nit, bob Cobb fi9 betlaste, neil feline
Braut ben 8eiu6 zines Mr. DaD em,
pfansen bate. Der friber i'm 6auIe
9arn's mObnte. SRI. 9arn CAB su,
bob DaD bagepeien fei, baB isbo6 ni9t
Der gerin8ife @runb our @iferiu1t Dor,
banben. Sobb nabm Nbi9ieb nit ben
Morten: Nun. oann wirb Dap Sir
tpobl seniiaen i'd Mil mid ni1t meg,
tperfeu. Die iuuse Dame ftanb i'm Oil
ter bon 81 Sabrett uno mar allgemeiu
beliebt. Ser S9mer3 Der @lteru iber
ben 8erluif her blabenben So9ter ldBt
fi9 cher benten als bef9teiber. Sobo
aeb6rt Der 2eibfaafrma TobinTon &
Spbb on.
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o4uf anraiben zines Greunbes se'
brau9te i'd gegen lnreinbeiien bes
BIutes, tuorar id piel 81 leiben bate,
Or. ausuit 2bnig's hamburger Sros
pfen NIT ausse3ei9netem grfolge. sic
balfen INNER. "-Dm. o. Dabis, 497,
Orleans Strabe, Baltimore. Wb.
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Gtc4u,sa aeimdbt,

Sin in ben Sauptf6dern bes beut.
i6en tpie enslii1en 3eitungsgef9dftes
tpoblbepanoerter Mann fu6t Ste1ung.
uebernimmt, ,penn setpiini6t, bic 9ers
ausgabe, reoactionele 2eitung ober bic
te6nif9e 9etfelung zines Blattes.
&ann erttpeber nit Neujabr ober Dor.
her eintreten. Man abreiire gefduigft
VIM. Wn., Office Der rGreien Prefe",
San Mntonio, Seras.
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gpebett erbalten :
5einte N9eia MOfnen,
Smperial Clutter &ofnen,

6ultana f6rnerIoie
Onbura i%tielloie
&orinten : @itrouat, @itroneus unb
Orangeni6alen.
N~iiFeIorten: Oceans. braIilianii9e,
9aielnafe; fran36fi6e 2%aifanien. Sal
fegura tueididalige rnb ffalofe Mau'
beln, emslif6e Maandfe.
Smith & Milfon,
Ode Goleou0. & %. 6ouftonIlr.
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va Sci ben @ebr. GriBer,
246 Commerce StraBe, finbet man cine
Dor5igli6e Nustuabl bnn SutpeIen olIer
Dirt, Diamanten, ubren, 9ilber.Waa.
rem &C. gu mdBigen preiien.
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s0 @oIbs unb GiIberpaa,
rem sl biuigern preiien ipie irgenbs
mo anoers BEL @ebr. BeIl.
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s6s- @ebr. Griger balten elm
polfdnbiges uno ~sepdhltes Soger BON
Sumelen, Cob uno Silbsrs @aaren.
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sa~ SobnfonBros. liefern bic
beffen unb biai9iteH Drudia6en. @ebt
au ibnen.
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a 9iamanten, Mrmbdnber
SrO6 II nfn. bel @e6r. Sell.
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ads- glegante 9nabenan3ige, ipoit.
bilig, fir SO so, So unb 81
bel u. morris.
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s@r Weibna@ tsseidenfe in GROCER
Muspabl BEL
Ooun8 6 MrnoIb.
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e~alonmdbise gersw ci fl IL NC

= q Il III O B 9 Uer5 Ct p ny.
Grdulein gbba (bie ioebea einen Ib'
Iagebrief BON ibrem 0erlobten trbals
ten): %. entieblid, i9redii9 Der
Sreuloie! Sd ertrag's nibt, i'd ipritg'
ms Daiier. 49,. CLARA, mo liao meme
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= Die @ebr. Sell baben fiir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING reue Maaren aller
9lrt erbalten, fuelde lie gu niebrisen
preifen %perfaufen.
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sag~ 9erreuz unb 2%nabenbitte ipotts
bilig BEL u. MORRIS.
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der bel s 3 on Bros.
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sag- @ebt unb febt Die Na@frage
mad &udforb Masen BEL 81. s. 0Df.
bein3. Militdr plaaa.
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San Mntonio, Seras, beim Nbi6luB bes
@ef6dfts am Z. DECEMBER 1887.
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Matt iett iid5 fetnett Gnttdmidbmmgeu
aus,
tpenn mail, bebufs gintdufen BON
Weibna6ts . @ef@enfen, mad benz &c.
iddft BON Nic. Sengg gebt. Die
Wannisfaltigteit Der Maareit baielbft
ipottet aller 8ei@reibuns.
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mad Sic Sengg unb ni6t erft mad ans
oeren 8elddften, uenr SIR guren
&leinen niibli1e Sa6en gu Meibna1s
ten ober Neuiabr f6enfen tpolt, tpie
3. s.: Su9enbidriften, Bilberbl1er.
Mdbr6en u. gr5dblunger, &eiB5euge
@eie0i@aftsipiele, @pielboien ufm.
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